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Woodbeef
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Tikka T3 Battue in 9.3x62?
      #114555 - 16/09/08 10:17 AM

Anybody have any ideas on these rifles? Seriously considering ordering one with the wood stock.

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Re: Tikka T3 Battue in 9.3x62? [Re: Woodbeef]
      #114559 - 16/09/08 11:47 AM

We sold a few SAKO Battues years ago when I was selling SAKO's. I really liked them.

I was not a big fan of the Tikka action due to the plastic parts, but am not sure what the current Tikka sports.

I liked the sights and general handling of the rifles, and really wished SAKO spun out a South Paw version.

Do they now?

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Re: Tikka T3 Battue in 9.3x62? [Re: 9.3x57]
      #114609 - 17/09/08 01:13 AM

I just bought T-3 Hunter for my son's first deer rifle in 6.5x55mm and have to echo 9x57's comments. A nice rifle, points well, but a lot of plastic on the bottom. Smooth bolt and good accuracy...just not sure about the plastic...

One of these days, I need to get around to milling some aluminum or steel bottom metal for the thing...

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Re: Tikka T3 Battue in 9.3x62? [Re: MarinePMI]
      #114650 - 17/09/08 06:24 PM

nice, good handling hunting rifle! good cartridge too....(better than the .35 Whelen).
Although made actually at the Sako Range, itīs more a kind of a hard-working-version to the more deliciously made sakos......(but also not nearly as highly-priced as the sakos).
The plastic-parts (magazine and so..) could be interchanged by a competend gunsmith with steel-parts....


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Woodbeef
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Re: Tikka T3 Battue in 9.3x62? [Re: 9.3x57]
      #115019 - 21/09/08 08:28 AM

Actually wondered about the non-metal parts myself,since the T3 series first came out. Talked to a few friends in Sweden that use them,and I've seen no mention anywhere of problems with them. So I held off on ordering one until now. Just have to wait 4-6 months for it to be built and delivered.

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